History VideoGame / JobSimulator

* VomitIndiscretionShot: If you eat moldy or rotten food or drink something obviously bad, you'll projectile vomit.

* FutureImperfect: The simulations are... less than accurate to the actual time periods than the simulations suggest. One example is the characters believe that "burning" a CD literally involves putting it on a flame or that microwaves are literally nuclear and mutate ingredients into the resultant food such as pizza and cake.

* EndlessGame: Infinite Overtime where you and Temp Bot run the nightshift of any of the four jobs, completing randomly generated tasks of various types. The only way to be done is to eat the exit burrito.

* TotemPoleTrench: More like Totem Pole Cardboard. During CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK, you find a suspicious adult bot that isn't just [[BlatantLies three more recently manufactured bots stacked on top of each other adorned with cardboard and drawn on to look like an adult bot]]. "He" asks for fireworks before giving you a fishy ID card that comes up as incorrect then hands you another one that passes as legit. Job Bot says the technology doesn't lie but before you can sell the pyrotechnic devices, their disguise falls apart and they run for it.

* TotemPoleTrench: More like Totem Pole Cardboard. During CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK, you find a suspicious adult bot that isn't just [[BlatantLies three more recently manufactured bots stacked on top of each other adorned with cardboard and drawn on to look like an adult bot]]. "He" asks for fireworks before giving you a fishy ID card that comes up as incorrect then hands you another one that passes as legit. The Job Bot says the technology doesn't lie but before you can sell the pyrotechnic devices, their disguise falls apart and they run for it.

* EndlessGame: Infinite Overtime where you and Tempbot run the nightshift of any of the four jobs, completing randomly generated tasks of various types. The only way to be done is to eat the exit burrito.

* TotemPoleTrench: More like Totem Pole Cardboard. During CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK, you find a suspicious adult bot that isn't just [[BlatantLies three more recently manufactured bots stacked on top of each other adorned with cardboard and drawn on to look like an adult bot]]. "He" asks for fireworks before giving you a fishy ID card that comes up as incorrect then hands you another one that passes as legit. The narrator bot says the technology doesn't lie but before you can sell the pyrotechnic devices, their disguise falls apart and they run for it.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: If you eat moldy or rotten food, you'll projectile vomit.

* FutureImperfect: The simulations are... less than accurate to the actual time periods than the simulations suggest. One example is the characters believe that "burning" a CD literally involves putting it on a flame.

* TotemPoleTrench: More like Totem Pole Cardboard. During CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK, you find a suspicious adult bot that isn't just [[BlatantLies three more recently manufactured bots stacked on top of each other adorned with cardboard and drawn on to look like an adult bot]]. "He" asks for fireworks before giving you a fishy ID card that comes up as incorrect then hands you another one that passes as legit. The narrator bot says the technology doesn't lie but before you can sell them, their disguise falls apart and they run for it.

* TakeThat: One of the customers will say, "I'm going to go online and write a scathing review of this store, even though I enjoyed it!", poking fun at Internet reviewers.
* TotemPoleTrench: More like Totem Pole Cardboard. During CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK, you find a suspicious adult bot that isn't just [[BlatantLies three more recently manufactured bots stacked on top of each other adorned with cardboard and drawn on to look like an adult bot]]. "He" asks for fireworks before giving you a fishy ID card that comes up as incorrect then hands you another one that passes as legit. The narrator bot says the technology doesn't lie but before you can sell them, their disguise falls apart and they run for it.

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'', is a first-person VR game. The game is available for [[UsefulNotes/{{Playstation 4}} Playstation VR]], HTC Vive, UsefulNotes/OculusRift, and [=SteamVR=].

* VomitIndiscretionShot: If you eat moldy or rotten food, you'll projectile vomit.

** Copying CDs will indicate that [[DigitalPiracyIsEvil the software is pirated.]]

* MadLibsDialogue: PlayedForLaughs. The dialogue is smooth until the Mad Libs portion. They're also sometimes grammatically wrong such as with "I'm trying to cut down on GLUTEN. That looks very SANDWICH".

** The cartridges resemble [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Famicom]] cartridges.

* FutureImperfect: The simulations are... less than accurate to the actual time periods than the simulations suggest.

* TheInternetIsForCats: Your office co-worker sends you internet macros, one of them being cat-themed. "

* TheInternetIsForCats: Your office co-worker sends you internet macros, one of them being cat-themed. "[=PowerDot=]" instead of Power Point.

* TheInternetIsForCats: Your office co-worker sends you internet macros, one of them being cat-themed. "=[PowerDot=]" instead of Power Point.

* MadLibsDialogue: PlayedForLaughs. The dialogue is smooth until the Mad Libs portion,

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'', is a first-person VR game. The game is available for [[UsefulNotes/Playstation 4 Playstation VR]], HTC Vive, UsefulNotes/Oculus Rift, and [=SteamVR=].

* FictionalCounterpart: The game features a lot of this. "Gigabite" electromint-flavoured gum instead of Extra mint-flavoured gum, "Thyme" magazine instead of ''Time'', "Triangle" chips instead of Doritos chips, and several others.

* SpockSpeak: Robots often use overly technical wording.

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'', is a first-person VR game. The game is available for Playstation VR, HTC Vive, , and [=SteamVR=].

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'', is a first-person VR game. It is available on Steam and Playstation VR.

In a future populated by robots, a museum has an exhibit where citizens can enter simulations and find out what jobs were like back when humans dominated the planet.

* FictionalCounterpart: The game features a lot of this. "Gigabite" electromint-flavoured gum instead of Extra mint-flavoured gum, "Thyme" magazine instead of ''Time'', and several others.
* FutureImperfect: The simulations are... less than accurate to the actual time periods.

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'' is a first-person VR game. It is available on Steam and Playstation VR.

In a future populated by robots, a museum has an exhibit where citizens can enter simulations and find out jobs were like back when humans dominated the planet.

* FictionalCounterpart: The game features a lot of this. "Gigabite" electomint-flavoured gum instead of Extra mint-flavoured gum, "Thyme" magazine instead of Times, and several others.

* JobStealingRobot: Robots have taken over the jobs, so people are left to
* MadLibDialogue: PlayedForLaughs. The dialogue is smooth until the Mad Libs portion,
* TakeThat: One of the customers will say "I'm going to go online and write a scathing review of this store, even though I enjoyed it!", poking fun at internet reviewers.

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'' is a first-person VR game.

* BlandProductName: The game features a lot of this. "Gigabite" electomint-flavoured gum instead of Extra mint-flavoured gum, "Thyme" magazine instead of Times, and several others.

** One of the paper bags has Apu's {{catchphrase}} from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' on it--"Thank You! Come Again!"

''Job Simulator'', alternatively titled ''Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives'' is a first-person VR game. The game takes place in a future populated by robots. A museum has an exhibit where citizens can enter simulators and find out jobs were like back when humans dominated the planet.

''Job Simulator'' provides examples of:

* ShoutOut: The cartridges resemble [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Famicom]] cartridges.